Looking for a delicious yet filling breakfast option? Give these amazing vegan protein waffles a try! They are crispy, delicious, and easy to make. These waffles are freezable too, making them perfect for meal prep.
Start by preheating your waffle maker according to manufacture's instructions.
In a large bowl, mash banana until smooth. Then, add in milk and mix well.
1 medium banana, 1 ¼ cup soy milk
Add protein powder and mix until there is no clumps left.
½ cup vanilla protein powder
Mix in flour, baking powder, and sugar if using. Combine until a smooth batter forms. The batter will be quite thick, but still pourable.
1 cup all purpose flour , 2 teaspoons baking powder , 2 tablespoons sugar
Lightly spray or brush on some oil on the waffle iron. Scoop batter into the waffle maker until it fills approximately ¾ of the iron.
Cook for 3-5 minutes or until the indicator switch color. If your waffle iron has no indicator, cook until the waffle maker is no longer steaming.
Re-grease your waffle iron before making the next batch of waffles. Once the batter is used up, serve with toppings of choice and enjoy!
Notes
*Oil - Adding a tablespoon yields softer waffles, but you can omit it. **Sugar - As I find my protein powder sweet enough, I did not add any additional sweetener. However, you can add 1-2 tablespoons of granulated sweeteners for sweeter waffles.Helpful tips
Keeping waffles warm – While the other waffles are cooking, transfer cooked waffles to a wire rack. Keep it in an oven preheated to the lowest temperature.
Avoid overcooking waffles – Since these waffles are lower in fat, overcooking can make them dry. Follow instructions per your waffle maker, but a general rule is to cook until the steam stops rising.
Storing - Waffles can be refrigerated for 3 days in an airtight container or frozen for 3 months. Reheating - You can reheat them in the microwave at 30-second intervals until hot, or in a toaster on high for 1-2 minutes.